Disability support in bush going backwards

Written By Outback Independent Living

Disability support in bush going backwards

People with disability in parts of remote Queensland are approaching three years without access to respite care and short-term accommodation.

Featured:

Belinda Avery, NDIS participant based in Isisford 
Jocelyn Avery, (Belinda's mother)
Margie Webb, disability advocate 
Geoff Rowe, CEO Aged and Disability Advocacy Australia. 

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